1972 Ford Bronco "Restomod" - rock crawler that turns heads!

Thomas Wachsmuth September 6, 2023 -> Cars from AZ, -> Tuner from AZ, Ford, Premium vehicles, Rock Bottom Offroad

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Recently updated on December 28, 2023 at 08:18 am

Imagine roaming wild mountain trails, not in a modern SUV, but in a legendary one 1972 Ford Bronco. The specific model (VIN U15GLP89488) from the pictures is not just a basic Bronco, but a completely redesigned "Restomod' and ready for the next rock climbing adventure. There's a hum under the hood 5.0 liter naturally aspirated V8 (Coyote V8). Look at the engine bay and you'll walk in a work of art Body color see enhanced by a large Aluminum cooler, flanked by two electric fans and an open one Air Filter. The heart of the beast is this Six-speed automatic transmission (6R80), which comes with a robust Dual range transfer case from Atlas combined to ensure power gets where it needs to go.

1972 Ford Bronco "Restomod"

But the Bronco's true magic lies in his newly assembled frame and the advanced chassis. With Currie RockJock 60 Front & Rear Axles and Eaton ELocker differentialsthat seamlessly with a four-bar suspension front & rear interact, the classic feels at home on any terrain. The icing on the cake? Fox shock absorbers with external containers and a Anti-rock stabilizer.

And thanks to Power Steering and the manually lockable one front hubs from "Warn" controlling the monster is child's play. The Bronco is also a real eye-catcher. A glowing one blue paintwork is through a removable black hardtop perfectly rounded. The special Roll cage, screwed fender flares and a shiny new one filler cap set further accents. And with LED headlights, new ones tail lights and a crisp one Double exhaust system the car will not be overlooked.

The minimalist Front apron with additional lights from Rock Bottom Offroad, and the corresponding rear apron are the icing on the cake. The whole thing is rounded off with impressive 17-inch KMC Grenade Beadlock wheels with a massive 37 inches (0,94 m) Milestar Patagonia MT2 off-road tires. And in inner space be seduced by luxurious, leather-covered brown bucket seats greeted while a Alpine infotainment screen , and a JL Audio subwoofer provide entertainment.

with Restomod Air climate control

And no matter how wild it gets outside, the Restomod Air climate control ensures a cool head. Finally, the brakes – completely new ones Hydroboost braking system ensures security. Now if you think: "This is exactly my thing!“, prepare to dig deep into your pockets. The jewel will be for over $120,000 on Bring a Trailer traded. A proud price, but certainly justified for such a unique car. And who knows what other technical details are still hidden, just waiting to be discovered?

1972 Ford Bronco “Restomod” – Rock Crawler Details
Vehicle:	1972 Ford Bronco (VIN U15GLP89488) as "Restomod" rock crawler
Engine:	5.0 liter naturally aspirated V8 (Coyote V8)
Engine details:	Body-colored engine block and engine cover, large aluminum radiator, two electric fans, open sports air filter
Transmission:	Six-speed automatic transmission (6R80)
Extra:	Atlas dual range transfer case
Chassis and running gear:	Rebuilt frame, Currie RockJock 60 front & rear axles, Eaton ELocker differentials, four-bar linkage front & rear, Fox shocks with external reservoirs, anti-rock stabilizer bar, power steering, Warn front hubs with manual locking
External features:	Blue paint, removable black hard top, custom roll cage, bolted fender flares, new gas cap, LED headlight, new taillights, dual exhaust system, minimalist front bumper with auxiliary lights by Rock Bottom, 17-inch KMC Grenade Beadlock wheels with 37-inch Milestar Patagonia MT2 off-road tires
Inner space:	Leather Bucket Seats, Removable Aged Brown Rear Seat, Restomod Air Climate Control, Alpine Infotainment Screen, JL Audio Enhanced Subwoofer
Braking system:	Completely new Hydroboost braking system
Selling price:	Over $120,000 on Bring a Trailer